Journal of American FolkloreAmerican Folk-lore Society, 1935 |
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... young sister . He can not harm anything . I think I have in mind a little power of magic . " That's why they accepted him . " You also all have some magic power . Why do you fear him ? " Then the old man said , " My young son is right ...
... young sister . He can not harm anything . I think I have in mind a little power of magic . " That's why they accepted him . " You also all have some magic power . Why do you fear him ? " Then the old man said , " My young son is right ...
Strana 64
... young son waited for him . At last the beaver again rose , even more fierce and larger than before . The young son speared him . Then he commenced to struggle . He could not throw the beaver out of the water on the ice and so he knocked ...
... young son waited for him . At last the beaver again rose , even more fierce and larger than before . The young son speared him . Then he commenced to struggle . He could not throw the beaver out of the water on the ice and so he knocked ...
Strana 76
... young man standing beneath a ledge of rock on a high cliff . The ledge was overhanging like a roof with no sign of an opening . But the young man pressed on a certain place and the rock swung like a door . Inside in a kind of room sat ...
... young man standing beneath a ledge of rock on a high cliff . The ledge was overhanging like a roof with no sign of an opening . But the young man pressed on a certain place and the rock swung like a door . Inside in a kind of room sat ...
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